Okay, so I’ve been on this whole journey to figure out what’s the best food for my two furballs, right? They were on some Purina dry food and Sheba perfect portions, but I wanted to do a little experiment with their diet.
First off, I noticed Sheba is all about that wet food life. Cool, cats need that hydration. And let me tell you, it’s pretty easy on the wallet, which is a huge plus for me. You can get it in so many flavors, too. My cats are kinda picky, so having options is awesome.
I started digging around, doing my research. Turns out, Sheba is made by this big company, Mars. They make a bunch of other pet food brands, too, like Whiskas and Royal Canin. Good to know they’re not some small, fly-by-night operation.
Then I checked if Sheba ever had any recalls. Nope, nothing! That’s a relief. But Mars has had recalls on some of their other brands, so I guess it’s not a perfect record. Still, no recalls for Sheba is a good sign.
Most of Sheba’s food is made in the US, but some of it comes from Thailand and Austria. I guess that’s just how it is these days, everything is global. Anyway, I contacted their customer service, and they told me that most of their ingredients are sourced locally.
I decided to give it a go. I kept my cats on the Sheba wet food and switched their dry food to this Wellness brand I heard good things about.
Here’s how it went down:
- Week 1: The cats were totally into the Sheba. They licked their bowls clean every time. No problems with the transition.
- Week 2: Still going strong. Their energy levels seemed normal, maybe even a bit better. Poop was looking good, too. No weird smells or anything.
- Week 3: Noticed their fur was getting a bit softer. Nice! Still happy with the wet food, but one of my cats wasn’t super thrilled with the Wellness dry food.
- Week 4: Okay, decided to stick with Sheba for the wet food. It’s affordable, the cats like it, and it seems to be agreeing with them. I might try a different dry food later, but for now, we’re good.
So, yeah, that’s my little experiment with Sheba cat food. Overall, I’m pretty happy with it. It’s a decent, budget-friendly option, and my cats seem to be thriving on it. Of course, every cat is different, but for my two furballs, Sheba gets a thumbs up!
